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Sports & Social Mobility
Empowering young people to break barriers through athletic achievement.
About HKSA
We created the Swim With Integrity & Meaning programme to build awareness and donate swimming classes to underprivileged communities.
The Wave Makers
We hope to give back through swimming by showing more empathy, care, and dedication to underprivileged communities. That is why we created the S.W.I.M initiative.
The Wave Makers
We partner with SoCO because we share common values. Since 1972, SoCO has advocated for equal rights and practical support for underprivileged communities.
R.U.N
Head coach Janet Wu has been coaching women refugees through R.U.N and helping bring HKSA’s mission into community work. The programme has already helped adult beginners gain confidence and basic swimming skills in just a few weeks.
The programme has already helped women with little or no swimming experience build water confidence and basic skills within just a few weeks.
Janet’s calm, professional and systematic approach makes swimming easy even for adult beginners.
Virginie Goethals, Managing Director, R.U.N
Find out more at www.runhk.org
Project CFA
Project CFA provides swimming classes to children with congenital heart disease, helping them overcome fear of water and discover a brighter, healthier path through sport.
Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation
Children's Heart Foundation
Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation, Children’s Heart Foundation & HKSA
Better Youths, Through Sports.
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Empowering young people to break barriers through athletic achievement.
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Creating inclusive opportunities for all genders in swimming and beyond.
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Bringing communities together through the universal language of sport.
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Promoting lifelong wellness habits through structured aquatic programmes.
Alex’s experience with A Drop of Life reshaped what water meant to him. Witnessing water scarcity up close inspired a deeper commitment to service and social impact.
Charity swim challenge
Raised for charity
People gained clean water
I'm happy and proud not because I completed something significant, but because there were many people who joined me in making the impossible possible.